Stories From the Field
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A thirst for wetlands
Transforming gravel parking lots from sterile expanses into thriving, nature-filled landscapes is becoming something of a habit for the Nature Conservancy of Canada in British Columbia. Read more »
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Remembering the Steward of Swishwash Island
Dick Loomer was — and will always be — the Steward of Swishwash Island. Read more »
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Former TLC lands are in good hands
Learn about the steps taken to ensure the 26 conservation lands NCC assumed responsibility for in 2016 will be managed for conservation, for now and forever.Read more »
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Independent science underlies Great Bear Rainforest deal
In celebration of the recent agreement to protect 85 percent of the Great Bear Rainforest, we look back on the incredible efforts by NCC scientists and other experts to produce the independent scientific analyses that laid the foundation for this ground-breaking agreement.Read more »
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World Wetlands Day
World Wetlands Day is a time to remember that the conservation and restoration of wetlands in British Columbia must be a top priority, especially in the face of a changing climate.Read more »
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The story of Napier Lake Ranch
Shortly after Agnes and Roy Jackson purchased the century-old Napier Lake Ranch in 1974, a neighbour said to them: “Always leave the land in better shape than when you found it.” It was a piece of advice they have worked to follow for 40 years. Read more »
